Review Request: Adds support for Share-Like-Connect, making khangman activity enabled

[Laszlo Papp]

"At one point in future, every user will just expect that applications
support this, no need to restate that in every single handbook." ->
How do you *really* know that "every user" will be well-acquainted by
default? I am sure that is not going to happen as the time continously
tells that users need as much help as possible. If there is any
feature related to the project, it should be documented in my opinion.

Like I wrote in my previous email, there is quite a few generic
features already documented (again, one typical is the shortcuts, but
one could say ghns/kns et al), and I do not see the point of breaking
that. I really like the self-containment. Will 1-2 lines for a feature
bother anybody now if it had not been like that for years? :-)

Laszlo

On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 12:48 PM, Sebastian Gottfried
<sebastiangottfried at web.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> sorry for intercepting your discussion, but this is a general issue and here
> is my point of view.
>
>> How will I know as a user there is such a feature in the application if I
>> just install one KDE application which is KHangMan for instance?
> Probably not at all. In this case I think that's actually good thing. The S-L-
> C support the patch introduces is invisible within application. The patch only
> activates resource tracking, so in KHangMan's case the selected lesson shows
> up in the Plasmoid.
>
> So if the user uses that feature he interacts with the workspace shell, not
> with the application.
>
> Therefore I think its pretty pointless to add to every application's handbook
> a section "The [insert your resource types here] can be shared/liked/connected
> via the S-L-C applet, if your desktop has one, and they will show up in your
> activities" At one point in future, every user will just expect that
> applications support this, no need to restate that in every single handbook.
>
> If the user uses the application on a different desktop then KDE, let say
> GNOME or even Windows, the information that this application supports S-L-C
> won't help him ever, because his desktop shell doesn't even support the
> concept.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Sebastian
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